Q1: What is the destiny of a baby born on Tomb-Sweeping Day? A1: According to folk beliefs, babies born on Tomb-Sweeping Day are said to have the "Heavenly Pregnancy Fate," but this has no scientific basis. There is also a belief that those born on Tomb-Sweeping Day have a "Child of Heaven" destiny. A "Child of Heaven" originally referred to a young celestial being who was demoted to the mortal world due to an error. People with the "Child of Heaven" destiny are naturally beautiful and beloved by everyone. Those born on Tomb-Sweeping Day tend to have a stronger cold energy, so their health may not be very good. They are usually quiet and sensitive, and can be quite suspicious as well.
Q2: Is it unlucky to be born on Tomb-Sweeping Day? A2: Being born on Tomb-Sweeping Day is lucky. Every baby born is a treasure in the family, the best gift given by heaven to the parents, representing hope and the future. Therefore, babies born on Tomb-Sweeping Day are just as worth looking forward to and joyful as those born on any other day. The idea of it being unlucky has no scientific basis and should not be taken seriously.
Q3: What does Buddhism say about people born on Tomb-Sweeping Day? A3: During the Tomb-Sweeping Festival, rain falls continuously. People born on Tomb-Sweeping Day have kind hearts and are easily understanding of others' difficulties and those of their families. Therefore, they often receive help from benefactors when facing problems in life. They are not only kind-hearted but also have a gentle nature. Children born on Tomb-Sweeping Day generally have great abilities, high talent, strong wisdom, and are intelligent, versatile, and tend to be melancholic and calm in personality. Their physical condition may be slightly weak, but they have a strong and accurate sixth sense.